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Alberto Seveso’s stunning a Due Colori series
Originally posted on Sublime Curious:
Master Italian photographer/graphic designer Alberto Seveso shoots high-speed photographs while ink mixes with water. His sinuous ink photographs are vividly mesmerizing and capture the imagination. I hope he prints these on large canvases and will be…
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